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Speaker 1: Welcome everyone to the Monday edition of Fair Territory. I

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Speaker 1: hope everyone had a good time over the weekend watching

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Speaker 1: not just football, but the one hundred and first annual

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Speaker 1: New York Baseball Writers Association Dinner that was broadcast live

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Speaker 1: here on the Foul Territory Network the Fouls Territory Channel.

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Speaker 1: And now we resume our normal work schedule. Now we

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Speaker 1: start off today with something that came out over the

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Speaker 1: weekend that was a bit of a surprise, the Jose

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Speaker 1: Ramirez extension with the Cleveland Guardians seven years, one hundred

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Speaker 1: and seventy five million, with seventy million in deferrals. Now,

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Speaker 1: Jose Ramirez wasn't up until after next year, if I'm

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Speaker 1: not mistaken, so there was no urgency here. But Ramirez

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Speaker 1: over the years has been quite vocal about wanting to

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Speaker 1: stay in Cleveland, wanting to finish his career in Cleveland.

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Speaker 1: He's comfortable there, he likes it there. So we talk

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Speaker 1: all the time in our sport about how little, small

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Speaker 1: that is true. It's not always true though. Now Ramirez

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Speaker 1: also seen Corbyn Carroll remain on a long term deal

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Speaker 1: player compared to those guys, and this deal will take

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Speaker 1: him through his age forty season through twenty thirty two. Obviously,

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Speaker 1: by then, I don't know that Jose Ramirez will be

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Speaker 1: end up the franchise leader for the Guardians in a

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Speaker 1: stands out to me and really distinguishes Jose Ramirez from

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Speaker 1: a lot of players today. Seven top five MVP finishes.

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Speaker 1: Seven that's astounding. Now, he's never won because he plays

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Speaker 1: Just a wonderful player, a guy that you like to

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Speaker 1: see rewarded and Jose Ramirez. You see the cap or

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Speaker 1: He's a fun player to watch. He is an excellent player.

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Speaker 1: He's the heart and soul of that team. And now

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Speaker 1: he's under contract through the age of forty. Other news

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Speaker 1: here you. Darvish comes out in a San Diego Union

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Speaker 1: Then Darvish followed with a statement. You see his statement

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Speaker 1: a complicated case. You, Darvish is a complicated guy. He

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Speaker 1: indeed is willing to sacrifice money. He did that a

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Speaker 1: it's pretty rare when any player walks away from guaranteed money.

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Speaker 1: The part of the show I talk about something happening

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Speaker 1: some resolution there and then they'll presumably go forward and

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Speaker 1: get another hitter. I don't know exactly how it's going

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Speaker 1: while they're starting, pitching is very good, and while their

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Speaker 1: bullpen should be okay, I just don't see them quite

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Speaker 1: as strong as the Cubs. All right, with that, I

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Speaker 1: want to thank everyone for watching, for listening however, you

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Speaker 1: enjoy our show. Foul Territory is coming up next at

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Speaker 1: one pm Eastern. It's Jim Bowden and Alex Call. They'll

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Speaker 1: be the guest, joining Todd Frasier, Arik Kratz and Scop Braun.

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Speaker 1: I guess AJ can't work more than two days in

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Speaker 1: a row. We're back Thursday at twelve thirty Eastern with

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Speaker 1: a lama Uso joining us. Of course, talk to you then.

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Speaker 1: Have a great week everyone,